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ANDREW COLLEGE is a school for s»irls and young Only four pupils have required the attention of a physi-
women, the grade of whose work is recognized wherever eian in three years. ANDREW is an ideal home-college
the name of the institution is known. Regular literary where you can expect your daughter to be happy. Exten-
courses are offered under the direction of an able corps ol sive improvements and additions, which will provide facili-
teachers. High-grade work is done in Music. Art and Ex ties for a number more boarders, are now being made. The
pression. The location in South Georgia, at a point 526 crowded condition during 1912 made thi§ provision necessa-
feet above the sea level, gives perfect health conditions in ry Fifty-ninth year begins September 18th. Write at once
a mild winter climate, entirely free from malaria for catalogue and information.
J. W. MALONE, Pres. ==== Box 16, Cuthbert, Ga.
ROBERT J. LOWRY. President. HENRY W. DAVIS, Cashier.
THOMAS D. MEADOR, Vioe President, IE. A. BANCKER, JR., Asst. Cash.
JOSEPH T. ORME. Vioe President. <H. WARNER MARTIN. A.»t Cash.
Established 1861
THE
J owry Rational fiank
OF ATLANTA
Designated Depository of the United States,
County of Fulton and
City of Atlanta.
Capital .... $1,000,000.00
Surplus .... $1,000,000.00
Accounts Large and Small Solicited
Safe Deposit Boxes Savings Department
DIRECTORS:
THOMAS J. AVERY, J. H. NUNNALLY.
THOMAS EGLESTON, JOSEPH T. ORME,
SAMUEL M. INMAN, FREDERIC J. PAXON,
ROBERT J. WILLIAM G. RAOUL,
JOHN E. MURPHY, • MELL R. WILKINSON,
THOS. O MEADOR, ERNEST WOODRUFF,
L'LLE ATLANTA GEORGIAN, SATLRDAY, JULY 6, 1912.
MISS WOODBERRY’S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
BOARMN6 AND DAY SCHOOL. 428 Peachtree St. Atlanta
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Offers Four College Preparatory High School Years and
ONE COLLEGIATE YEAR ADDITIONAL
Has a Preparatory Department of Eight Grammar Grades.
Faculty of twelve experienced educators. The English. Literature. Mathe
matics. Latin. French and German are under college men and women of wide
culture and academic degrees.
The Music. Art and Expression are in charge of professors of experience
and training under American and European masters—each a recognized artist
in his profession.
The equipment includes an excellent reference library, laboratories, pianos,
including a Grand, a museum and an art studio.
An Athletic Field for Basket Ball and Other Games. Open Atr Classes. Domestic
Science.
Three Buildings on a• Beautifully Shaded and Spacious Campus.
The boarding department is in an elegant three-story residence, with long
drawing room, library and reception halls, and eleven bed rooms, most of them
about 22 feet square, high ceilings and large windows; furnace heated. The
school buildings are adjacent. The home life is refined and elegant, where 25
girls are given the advantages of earnest student fife, with the social, musical
and literary opportunities of the city in a Christian school.
The school reopens September 19. Illustrated catalogue on application
MISS ROSA WOODBERRY, Principal